Who Cares (Poem) by Jack Hirschman
Hyper in 20th Century Culture: The Dialectics of Transition from Modernism to Postmodernism by Mikail Epstein
As Above,[So Below] : Faith Wilding [As Above], So Below : Critical Art Ensemble
"Now is Always and Always is Gone": Historical Exhibit of East European Mail-Art in Schwerin by Bálint Szombathy
Steps Toward a Small Theory of the Visible by John Berger (with an exchange of letters between the author and Elizam Escobar)
A Jotherum of Tungs: Selected Contemporary Writingsfrom England: (Dianne Darby ; Steve Littlejohn ; Keith Jafrate; Stuart Rushworth ; Muhammad Khalil ; S.K.Pollitt ; Stephen Hull ; Agneta Falk)
Fun^Da^Mental Politics: The New Asian Dance Music and its Revolutionary Antecedents by Virinder S. Kalra, John Hutnyk and Sanjay Sharma
Aboriginality and Its Audience by Nikos Papastergiadis
The Art of Michael Riley text by Alex Farquharson with poem by Jack Hirschman
The Case of Eugene "Bear" Lincoln with Photography by Michelle Vignes with text by Matt Catman
Neo-Modernization Theory and Its Search for Enemies: The Role of the Arabs and Islam by Ralph M. Coury
three strikes, you're out and the return of the chain gangs or a rose by any other name (poem), by devorah major ; On Police Brutality, by Leboriae P Smoore; Like a Fruit that Once Used to Hang from a Sounthern Tree, (poem) Charles C. Blackwell; Where do I want my theatre preformed, 'justice for tupac' (poems), Keith Antar Mason
Radical Politics in a City of Cappuccino: "Drinking Coffee Can Fight Hunger" by Corey Dolgon
Asian American Literary Studies and Its Discontents: From the "Melting Pot" into the Fires of Los Angeles by E.San Juan, Jr.
In Memorium: Meridel LeSueur and Cyberia or Cyburbia? Review: Cyberfutures, Culture and Politics on the Information Superhighway by Joe Napora ; Statehood on the Svisloch, and Vorkuta - on Your Knees (poems) by Askold Skalsky ; Ecology and Ideology (commentary on recent books on Ecological Philosophy) by Peter Laska; A Used Car Salesman in a Bad Suit: The Entrepreneurial Spirit and the End of Civil Life by Daniel Conway; The Sentence, and Suitcase (poems from Nepal) by Wayne Amtzis; Too Late, and Where You Want me (poems) by Kerri Brostrom; The Knight of Broken Glass (poem) by Thomas Dorsett; Class Struggle, Diversity and the Politics of Optimism (review of S. Hall and M. Jacques, eds.: New Times: The Changing Face of Politics in the 1990s) by John O'Kane.
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